Demanding a free meal doesn't always work
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https://twitter.com/campagnekilkenn/status/910099638891499520
See replies, including another self-important blogger:
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@pjh And my opinion is that Emma lavelle's opinions are worthless.
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Is the selection of Twitter posts on TDWTF representative for the whole platform? For humanity?
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Authors are having a field day with this one:
Restaurant trolls bloggers looking for a free meal and the internet loves it
'Please refund our bill in exchange for this tweet'
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This will only make sense to a small subset of the forum denizens, but in 1995, Percy Nilegård (a character in a Swedish TV show) invented "marketing by not asking any questions first". His idea was to mention random companies in his radio show, then send them an invoice.
Link (that will probably only work in Sweden):
Öppet arkiv
Streama svenska program från tv:s början fram till 2000-talet. Gör en nostalgisk resa genom tv-historien bland barnprogram, kriminalserier, humorprogram och dokumentärer. Titlar i Öppet arkivs utbud speglar sin tids språkbruk, värderingar och historiska sammanhang.
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@gleemonk said in Demanding a free meal doesn't always work:
Is the selection of Twitter posts on TDWTF representative for the whole platform? For humanity?
My bet is “no”. It’s just some people would like it to be the other way around, plus they get excited and like to laugh at people being entitled and wrong. So that’s what they post here. ;)
